His for Keeps: (50 Loving States, Tennessee)
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Of course, I choose Beau. It’s stupid. Worse than stupid. It’s career ending before your career even has a chance to get started level stupid. But this is Beau. Beau.
I can’t think of a way not to quietly take him by the arm and lead him out of the suite.
Thankfully, Colin doesn’t say anything, doesn’t try to stop us. Just let’s us leave without another word. But I can feel his blue eyes burning into my back as we go.
I once saw this movie called The Graduate. Not my kind of thing at all. It was... old, and not cool old like Star Wars, just old-old without any special effects. But it was late and I couldn’t find the remote control and I’d had a long day and hadn’t felt like getting up to change the channel on my grandma’s old thirty-five inch. I’ll always remember the surprise ending. The short guy pulling the beautiful bride out of her wedding on to a bus... then both of them looking like, “Oh, shit, what did we just do?”
Riding downstairs in the elevator with Beau feels exactly like the end of that movie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course, I choose Beau. It’s stupid. Worse than stupid. It’s career ending before your career even has a chance to get started level stupid. But this is Beau. Beau.
I can’t think of a way not to quietly take him by the arm and lead him out of the suite.
Thankfully, Colin doesn’t say anything, doesn’t try to stop us. Just let’s us leave without another word. But I can feel his blue eyes burning into my back as we go.
I once saw this movie called The Graduate. Not my kind of thing at all. It was... old, and not cool old like Star Wars, just old-old without any special effects. But it was late and I couldn’t find the remote control and I’d had a long day and hadn’t felt like getting up to change the channel on my grandma’s old thirty-five inch. I’ll always remember the surprise ending. The short guy pulling the beautiful bride out of her wedding on to a bus... then both of them looking like, “Oh, shit, what did we just do?”
Riding downstairs in the elevator with Beau feels exactly like the end of that movie.
What to read after His for Keeps: (50 Loving States, Tennessee)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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